Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, March 16, 1911 · page 8

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‘ Iare blooming there is rest for the'

“weary coal consumer.

Bel-Ben Peroxide Cream, . . ., ..,.50c
. F ii ' F .
But until then—and forever ai~ Bel Egrvsdzrggmxf 15c
' P II ,. IS
. tor—do not forget BeI- Bon Tooth ow er I:
WE SELL COAL, W. F. Wigmore 8t Co.
DRUGGISTS
Also Fertilizers for Lawn and a North Main St.. 50. NorwauI

['Gardcn. .. . _. . m...

. tlonumd they will III. once he brought

, I‘ and are Iettorml
I“ olnminum.

' ltt nothing more IIIIIIIIII'IIIIIIIIII than I0
I wind. Mr

I work he until Imtll NIII'II'IIIII

Wants Commonwealth to Control
All Funds liver 15 Acres

liAlt'i‘lI'tilII) .MIIIIIth ill; -'I‘iIII hull
lions (it the New iIIIIIIIII \II'IIIIII (‘oIn
and IIIII Milford “I'IIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIII' IoI
IIIIIenIIIIIIIIIIII to IIIIIIIIIIIII Wliil'll in 01'-
I'IIIII would gIIII lilllIIIt' IoInIInIIIIIII IIIII
right to IIIIIII Water from IIoIIIIII II iIlIII
now tuI'IIII‘IlI Milford
IIIImIIII. (how to tho (‘IIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIII'
. afternoon sIIIIIII'nl tI‘IC'Ol't‘ of MIIIIIIII IIiII-
7.9118, and It Iivaly healing was in III
hotoro tho IIIIIoI'noIIItionII t‘omnnltuo

The objection IIIII III the IIIIII IIIIII
thr- Now IIIIIIIII Water t‘oIIIIII‘IIII IIIIs
lust turned into titiillt‘ III “III hitilllutt’.
I'I'IIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIII IronI sumo Milton]
ponds The lIIIII oi IIII- .‘Illil'IIrII IIIIIIIIIII
was [but llll‘y IIIIIIIIl IoIIII nli IIIIIIIIIIl
over the wntotshoti III tho toII II

IIIII'III'II theI Fish and (IIIIIIII tltillilllilI
IIII- IIIII hill to giro SIIIII- IIoulroi I)\'i“l‘
IIIItIIrnl hodieu oI’ wait-II‘ ol' lllli‘tfll aIIrI-II
or IIIoI'II, [il't’Ht‘llltlti ii)‘ .IIIIIIII' II'IIIIIIII III'
Mltltlll'lflWll. lll‘IillIIrlll out opposition
iIonI IIIIIIIII's ol‘ ponds. 'IlIII Uiijt‘l'l lli
IIIII lIill IIH explained by MI. lIisiIIr. II:

 
 
 
 

Bore-footed children
Tame the gumption of little .
Ionimaln never tired, all
way: up to any lurk. Ed,-
tor shoes allow the feet
Ithe some onogiv‘ing treet-
dams" a healthy support
of the arch and,
but. no cramp
of m‘.

 

 
 

ponds and lIIkIIII III tIIIut tor the two
pit! and IIXIIIIIIII- any i‘oloign or IIIIIIIIIII
(III ('or'polatlon I'Iom Iaer'II loos oi lll"l\
llIIgIIII on tho IIoIIIlII II'-IIII II I'll‘t' not II-oIII
man to citizens generally.

W. W. llydo. (‘Ul’liOl'illiOli IIIIIIIIIIIII l'III'
Hartford. IIIIIIIIII against lilt‘ lIIlI III ho.
hair or" IIIII \II'IIIIIII (‘TIIIIIInissII‘InIIIIs ol
I'ilil‘lruiti, pl‘otllvlinu Iiml sIII-h II law
would ill‘illg IIIIIIIII llilit‘ll iIIgiIIIIIlIuII
and legal IIIItuntgieInIIIIIs. liII fluid that
awry IIOIitl III IIIII sum- was IIIIII-II
OWIII‘Ii i).\ an iIIIIiIiIIIIni or II IIIIIII. To
take IItIsIIIIssIml oi‘ IhIIst‘ \I‘tIIIlIl iII- II
5 IIroIIIIIIII tlIIIt IhII HIIIII» would IIIIIII
IIIIIIIIIIIIII In solving. lIII said lllill IIII»
IiIII‘ t-I‘Ilt‘li It lI'lW llt‘llllit‘ \IIIIIIII IlIIIIIIInII
llItI right In Ilsli IIIIIl IIIIl iIIII IIII iill‘ I‘II»
:IIII‘I‘IIII‘II of tho lltIl‘li‘oI'Ii II.IIIIIIIIIIII
’l'iII- tnonosltiou. iII‘I IIIiIi \IIIIIII} IIIII
mote Uranus»: on IIIIIIIIIII I IIIIIIIIII

:IttIIIIII-y I. IIIIIIIIII I‘IIIIIIIIII, IIII
mum of :I pond in (llnxlonlIIIrI.
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII against lilt‘ II.II.

 
 

 
 
 

CONNEALLY
G. BRACKEN,

81 WASHINGTON STREET.
Bo. Norwalk. Tel. 363-4

 

 

IIIII
{lib-Ii

 

SEARCH FOR MISSING TUG.
_(‘I.l-1'Z.\iIl .\.\'li. ti MIII"Ili In iIIII
lillti IIIII IIIIan IIIIII ol‘l‘ lIIIs illil'litll' IIIII
tum-I I‘IIstaIIIIl :IIIII l.(li‘lillit' I’II'I‘ IIIIIIIzIIv
ing to lilI' I‘IIII III N‘I'll‘t‘t'li or lilt‘ nil-Is.
Int; Int: SIIII-I- FIII'III‘. III lIZrII-. I'II..,
\i'ilit‘il it‘ll (‘ll‘H'iIllHl llarlmr )t'iw‘lt‘l‘lliL"
morning. with right llll‘lI IIIIIIIII'II. and
has not l'I‘lIll'liI‘Il. 'i‘lIII l‘llllII it, Int»-
iug sIuIII- II-sIIII'IInI, IIrI'III-II II:IIiI II»-
IIIII, III~r (‘It'\\' ol’ I'ljilli IIIIIII IIIIII III I

 

 

 

 

WE SELL COAL!

most I‘rIIzI-u

Bel-Don

Bel-Eon Peroxide Cream. .,.,....l’.5c
Face Cloth Free.

 

On the other side of winter
when the fields are full of sun-'

shine and the flowers of spring

 

ATLAS Portland Cement.

$5 per Tan

COAL

$5 per Ton

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED EX-

 

.... ..,......

. The waste paper cans which t-IIIIIIIII
Commissioner Duffy ordered Homo time
ago arrived IlIIII morning and just as
hood as the weather IIIIrIItittI. suitable
places will lit‘ selected for their lIItIII~

The vans III'II painted green
"waste paper IIIII.“ III
They will greatly add to
the hppoarahco of tho IIII'IIetII I‘m their

into use.

a“. old lifliil‘lfi mu": "ham “m‘ [he TRA LARGE SIZE NO. 2 NUT

iIIIITyI: worlI III III me an
tune bf II I'rnsudu. Ho will not atop
IIIII III-
normed to no a spotless «III at term
II' fir ml the keeping 01 mm III and
other pint-es In Ionuoction with his (it‘-
‘Mmeht of tho uorII III IIIIIIII'I-IIIIIII. lit"
Ml molest tho merchants not to
wow 0 there sidewalks into IIIII .
.W.‘ Itor after the paving has IIIIIIII
W pt eIery day ttIlII will only and In
mounhIIwhich will he found on tho
Tho 1i00iilt! anI surely In Bi‘iIII
with he ooInIuIIIIIlImIII-‘II work

or. ' little doubt but what IIII

in; flout? eairod oo-oIIIIrnIlou I‘I‘Inn
, ymitlil'm ho possesses any IIIIIIII

COAL AT $5 PER TON, DELIV-
ERED lN YOUR BIN. TRY A
TON. IT'S WHAT YOU WANT
FOR THIS TIME OF THE YEAR

FOR YOUR RANGE.

Harris & Gans
’Phone 721

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

No ONE SHOULD BE WITH-
OUT IT

III their homo. Is what those
who liIIVII IIIIIIII our burn and
“with III itnnport'n liner II..,\.
it will make tho dollilitatod
nturdy and strong. and to II
Morning and delicloun Imveruxo
for dinner. luncheon or before
retiring When onIIo tasted {to
one would be without Runner
lieer. We will deliver It by the
one. barrel or hull barrel or
Ito: anywhere

Magnet 8. Flynn

In In I... at. am

 
 
 

 
 

 

i

L hint tron: thII our enrol-P

with ill-I II'IItIIII

to giro tlIII Fillit‘ lilt‘ light to hold IIIII II '

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

wr'Ir‘"

Fresh Cod .

Fresh Halibut
Roejack Shad

Three lbs Small

Spanish Mackerel

Four lbs Herring
Four lbs Fiounders
Two lbs Large Smelt

Twenty-two Best Lemons

Homer S. Beers & CO.

it MAIN ST.. NORWALK
22 W. WASHINGTON 51”.. SO. NOR.
26 WOODWARD AVE. 30. NOR.

Prime Stock

in boot. mutton. IIIInII. VIIIII. hunt. oth-
er meats and poultry. (IoIIIlIIIIIIIIIIliy
It wouldn't pay no to do anything IIiIso.
iuIt IIIII want you ‘to know. You art-
Invited to brew this statemont iron or
false, In“ IIIIIIIIII oiIIIIII'ruIiou.

Charnock's Market

‘ . ‘76 NORTH MAIN or.
TEL. CALI. 44.5. ' FREE oeuvanv

.,. 12%0
12%0
12%c
.200
250
250
250
25c
250

Smelt

 

IIIIIII III Intuit

Samuel H. Kirby.

’I‘lII- TillltIl‘lIl II. IIIII IIIII H.I.III.-~1
lilrh}. IIIII- III' ,\III\ ii.l‘.I‘ll .. III-.II
l.III‘II\'II llit‘lI‘liiIllih .IIIII II'I‘IIIIIII. II’IIIIII-I
IIIIIII‘. (H't'il‘ IIII .Ii IIII IIIIIIII, L"..'l lI.\
III‘I'li p’llIII-l \IIz-I’I (Ill li'I ‘ ii ililhl'i’
IIII: iiilit'hli_ IiIl III IIIil IIIIIII IIIs litl"
lIonIII lI‘rIII;.I .I. EIIIIIIIIII In L’ .ili
II‘IIIIIIIlI, ”II' III.. l‘lt\\:ill XII-um. of
SI. .lIIlIII‘II IIZIIIM‘II.I.II ('IIIIIIIII, Now “III

H

Hilt‘t' IIIII‘II t‘tlllUllilt'Il IIII II III I Iilllllt‘i
Ii. KII'III IIIIII lliH Min}. III
il‘ilH'h six IlIiiIlrI-II Kira .l I.
ntnz... .IIIIIIIIII it. “-iiilii I. .‘I'IIIIII II .'\.
Kll'lti :IIIII .\!III.~I “.tllt‘ lIII‘II'

and III liII- Itorni \IIIIIIIIIIII and an t\
litt'IIilii‘l of IIIII \I III IIIIII II (ha I

.... .

George Hennoaey.

(IIIoIltII llIInIIIIIIIII IIIIIII III llll‘ SIIIII
iI‘l‘ii IinIuII. I‘IIIIIIIIIII IIfIIIInnIIII. IIIIIIIII
II‘. it’lll‘hi IIIIIl IIIIII- months III- wan II
IIII lillNl II' I‘ IIIIIIIIIIII II 'liIIIII I lillnt‘i‘
IIIIII \‘IIIiuIIIIII-I IIIlnIItII In tho HIInu
islI \IIIIIIIIIIIII IIIII IIII- IIIIIIrIII wan
ill‘itl IIIlertInon at '2 II. In front tho
iIoIIIII (IIIIIIIIII and InIIIrInIIuI lollowod
ill Spill“: tIrIII'II IIIIuItIIIII'I‘.

JIM! w. BrIoiIott.

.iIlII'il‘ti W. iII‘IIIkI-tt IttI-Ii at tho IIIIII-
IllIIrII‘ iIIInIII III Noroton on Tilt‘lfllfl)’.
III- IIIIII IIII yearn. I moIIIIIII and it
days old. lII- IIIIII II III-mount In (‘OIIII
IIIIIII’ II. First (fonIIIIIIIlIIIII \I'IIIIIIIII-IIII
ilIIIIvy ArtillI-I'y. iu lllt‘ (‘II‘II War. 'l‘lIII

illl‘ Homo t'lililit’l at 2 II III. and hour
IIIIIIII followed III Spring IlrIIIII- III-IIII-
ltI‘lI'.

Funeral of Mine Mor Bette.
’I‘lIII funeral of IIIIIIII ury Betta.

which IIIIIII iIIIIII from hot' IIIIII homo in
With “trout yontordny afternoon Ivan II
very largely attention one. how. (Munro
1). Mghort former IIIIIItor at tho Nor
walk (‘onIIrIIItItIIImul IIIIIIIIIIII otliIIinlI-Il.
The poll hearers were; I.. C. firoeu.
A. A. Betta. Junwn IIIIIIIIIIII and Maroon
ltIIlIiIeil.
JonplI Duohunm.

Jonah Intonation tiled at the Bold.
IIIrII Home eIIIIIIIdIIy afternoon vary
suddenly. I II had been II mumlior or
Company a. Sixtoemu onnaotleut
Volunteer Infantry. lie Will! and to
ram. It month! and It Ital/II. 'l‘lnl run-
III-oi arrangements intro not rot Mott
oomtlletuti.

a.

now HAVEN Mitch III warrant the
present outlook. eooortilnrN to «ml

Iiolni automate at the grit Inigo,
New Bunyan“. Hartford} relation oh

 

throne“ to“ downer. In the

‘ .‘IifirIllliI‘ IIIIIII

IIIII. IllilI'lI‘Iiillu. 'i‘IIII EIIIrI.Il IIIII IIII III ”'9‘" “Mil"? m i" ”“1””. "7m“ .ii‘"
liII- lIIIIIIi‘I hit): in IIII- lilUiI‘ :ll‘t‘l’iihzn‘u‘! "I m" “7" “‘5" " ”"i! I“: “w
I"illt IIIzI III 'Illlil -:'I i“‘”" ”7 m“ mil“
it “In. IIIIIIIIII IIIIII ll: lt‘IIm iiillfhmnh' 100- Kim“ 90’
ilI||l I-IIIIIIIII-II In his. I IIIIIIIIIII “Hi i" ‘
month; IIIII ‘II‘I (lI'lltiit- III II on. .; I ll i f": 1 5 ..
prim: .‘Illti ti.ililli‘>-h .‘II :I host of l"II.II III ,9 ‘ "‘ l: ”
.\l'.‘ Kll'lq' II'IH :I l.r‘lil.il III.=.I .IIIII III Hill ,1 I ""
II I'I'IIIII IIIIIIII lIiI IIIIII lite II! IIII w III III' ‘1“ 'i“
tN‘t'llFltilil'Ii “I II :(IlwI IIIIII-III llllliil '3 i H ‘3
WiiiI‘il ilt‘ IIIII‘tIIIIl II‘. III III: -IIII IIIIII “I 4" 1
“twin.” II'III‘I I Z: I L“; 1
\lI' ix‘lItI II .I.~ :. IIIIIII II. \'III\ lilo‘ 'i" T,”
‘IIlI .IIle \\:I.~ IIIIIII :II IIII III III. 15!. INK 1"“, 'i if? ':
No one. .II ‘I‘ili'lil tlII- llll. .\l" ..IIIl .\li‘~ I i? l” 1
IIIIIII I: IIIIIII ills latlIIr I‘IIIIIIIII‘II M i l‘ i
IiII 'lt‘ilt‘II "Inmnwvh .II llII lmsrlll “m "‘
IIIIII II: I.I~ I-III'III IIIIIIII In IIIIIIIIIIi ""r“""“""”‘ "H Si""”“"“
lillt‘l“. III IIIJIII. and 'ii“ III: ~IIIII ‘3! IIIIIII

Kilii‘ II.

Mid MN I

IIIIIII-e'l tIriIxI, oil or XI-II lizIII-II “II‘ ‘II litl't‘.“ 'I.I.I‘. mound. :i'IItilil il‘NlFIt‘.
”inn iI‘ii'I'Iti .I \IIIIIIII III~ ~;§‘l‘l~. .II-II,'\III IIIIIII: ~II.IIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIII :II-I-II
.\lr.~. iHZIlU‘ S, .lIIIIIIIIIIIs. of South \‘ur-iEIII’u‘I‘IIII'IlI'r 'I‘.‘ now l’.t."|IIItIl‘2i(‘H :IuIl
II'IIIII, Mrs I‘Tflllii .~\. llIIiIItI:II.III, II! No.» ‘ ‘IEIIIIIIIII'IIIIII. I‘ tuliw III .\'IIII.\.Ilk II'IIlI
IIiIiI .\II:I I-2lll.Il. I.I~IIII, III’ XIII ”.1 MI. SEN“. :~IIII;IIIIII it‘l‘liii‘.
It‘ll. and II iiitlllltl \"iili‘illl KlrIII In. ’f‘no am a hllilill IIIIIIIIIII, II‘IIIIII‘ In.
\\'iIItnII_IIiIII lltltl‘ lonn $l.iIlII

.‘iII II'IIIII has an .IIIIIIIIIIIIII III at i lirIIlIIII III IIIIIII. III' I: IoIIIIIII. IIIII.
John I' F Il.IIIrIlI III “III! also II"lII0iII. HIM Milan. IIIIIII IIII‘IIIII.
l‘Ttl'llilit'lll MINI)" and It IIIInI‘IIIII «III ‘3h0li’ NH“. 2- I :‘gIIrI IIIIIII III IIIIIIIIII
IIIrIIIII inIigII a mom]... of In. out” \‘iIIIIlIIIl. lll iIiHilNl ilUIin‘tl IIit‘ lilt‘
I.II:IIII l‘uul “(H'II‘ lIIIiuII. “it of l' I-IIlmIIIII

fIInIIrIIi IIIIIII lll‘iti this afternoon ll'olit.

W .,
IIIIII MAI/IN no»: I‘oonomxmo.

.‘Cu 3- IIII.II~ IIIII-I'IIIIIIIII.II
iIII I'Nliit‘iilill in lill‘ N‘Hill‘dll II-Iwrt.
IIIIIIIIIII has IIIII-II II.:.I£I. ;IIIII it I.» ‘I'l‘if.
IIIIIIIEIIIIII \\iIt.‘llIlIi Iliv )ii'tll‘flli‘l Il‘I‘lllltI
{III II .IIIIIIIII Hit II .:IIII' II;.iII tiilll‘t‘lifi
':'i ' It IIIIIIl ‘ulll :.. IIIIIIIII. .‘II. \I:I.~' III

I:II.II IIIIIIIII; lilt‘ I .I .nIIII Ir: IrI-l IIIIII

i ph—u.>

I NUTNlEG CLUB POOL

‘I IUIIIHI. IIIIII .‘I . .IIIII’ .: I illii ;IIIIII IIII.
,III III‘ Im- tho M'I‘tllit I I :5“ II .III IIIII:~.I II In t
I 'I.III.IIIII mutt. III. l.Ilt‘tl IIII II. III
IlIiII IIII‘II it) Hum}. III- i hut, ‘III ”III
town of ill” to '33 ‘l’IIII'I- :IrII \O‘l lwn

.Ii'.

 

dais/II ESTATE

\tllflt‘ III IIIII lil‘fliIIIillt I MI I I. IIII I‘ III

lI ”film!

i lIlIII lnIIIII. III-II IIIIIIIIIII llI I‘IIlluiIlI‘
I Ium-IIIIIIIII
COBURN III HULL
94 Waehmgton at. South Norwalk
i

WT“. 1th

 
 
 
 
 
 

. . Norwalk's

NOS. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK. CONN.

 

 

Leading Dry Goods Store

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

“\‘IIII Illil't' in t‘l‘ilii‘itt‘ Iii) gowns”
IIIIIinIIIII-II .III'II', iI‘liIIIItIII,
“WI-Ii."

rIIIIiiIIIi iit'i‘ ililhillillli.
i-ill‘l). ".IIIIII hmrlnn Ion II for III IIIIur

llt'l IIIIiiIlIII: .Is :I IIIII'IIII'I IIIIIIIIII'
I‘illifli III III-tr IIII IIII own judwnont.‘
\‘I'nI-liinetou Slur

 

VSvp‘aulding’s
Base Ball Goods

NOW READY

HIGHLAND LINEN WRITING
PAPER. 30:; a box

W. A. Briggennan's
Stationcrv Store

Donovan Block.

The. New Spring
" ‘ Wash Waists

III tIrIIIIlIIr I'III'IIIII' than I-I‘III III-I‘III'II. allowing all tho lltIWt‘FIl IIII-
DAINTY LINGERIE. LAWNS, BATISTES and LINENS. with Ii prlrw I'nnlzo
l BEAUTIFUL LACE WAISTS in I.'.l't‘iti \III'lIIlI i

I
i MESSALINE AND TAF‘FETA SILK WAISTS, with It IIIIIII I lIolII

I NEW MESSALINE AND TAFFETA SILK UNDERSKIRTS. in hi
i om. IIIIII lilo liiililliill' liti\\"‘tl IIIIIIIII'ns
I

A IIIIII liliII III SATEEN AND HEATHERBLOOM PETTICOATS.

 

I’IIaoI

. I’m ill‘

132 Waahington St. -

 

z-IIIIIItIII: III :I III I:II\I ”in. 1

SPRING
FOOTWEAR

.\:lI‘anII

MII‘lI II.“ ll‘I "CHANTEFCLER" 0X
FORD {II IIIIIlIt; Ilit‘l‘l. :2:le SATIN
PUMPS lIz. IIIIIIII‘. iIIIiiIIII.

—~—,MAX LEVY _...

189 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK

 

Delicatessen

I Thoroughly up to date. Your In»
Ipoction Invited. Everything San.
Itary and under glue.

Vleiton always welcome.

John G. Baur

Formerly G. Friedrich'o.
TOI 372-3. RAILROAD AVE.

 

iLUMBER YARD 437 EAST
ll03d STRFET. NEW YORK
CITY.~—Oller

FOR SALE
18 Young Work Horses

roIII I: III in yearn old. quI IIIIIIIIII-
lug tl'om Hull) III l..ItltI IIIII. oIII'h
luI- IIIIIIIII in tho lot are IIIrIII- iIII‘IItl

IIIIrIIII IIIIIIIIII and our train of
i IIIaII-II. II' IIIIIIIIII hanIIIII. IiInInlII
greys, intro and brown; ‘3 light rur-
I'lliflt‘ ilflrfll‘li. 2 l‘lliilit‘i‘Ilerfl rilli~
IIIIIIIIIII. IIIIIIIII- and douhlo ll‘ilt'kli
umi ImI‘nIIIIII ’I‘IIIIIII» horses how
i boon IrnriIIIIi hunt for tho Ililli IW”

w- .*

,Vl‘al‘lt and would mako III'IIIIII
IIIIIIIeII IIII Illly IIIuII III country
work. and will ho IIIIIIi vorI (lil‘flll.
WIl lgiI'II tnlr trio! and term: to
I rIIIIIonIIiiIiII buyers. We have no
I mound to have nil our titnhrr do?
liI'IIrIIIl III our dock durluu the
hammer uIIIIIthII. by lighim and
burn". and have no fili‘llit'l‘ mm
for more than tun totmiu. which
run do all our work.

Inquire at unlawful. Hall-Horton

~fivwm~lwu “MMW'L .. JILL”.

 

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,oiiiunwiho other nine hundred and

You Can’t Beat Them

Roger Ludlow. Twin City
Nugget or Little Gem
CIGARS

iF YOU DON‘T IELlEVE lT. TRY
THEM

B. J. REYNOLDS

MANUFACTURIR

__..-““

II M... _

 

ouuu It woman

may IIIII careless II
values Iltd «coho .hut tho aroma
ninety-nluomnro n t; , they are out»
In] and dllm‘lmim M and are loom
ins for Value (or their money. ”I'm

 

 

 

 

 

'I mu In our. tint It Ion hematite no

tor your clothing tutti Show, you whim
got the heat value for your tummy on»
utnnhlo. vitamins clothing III. to}.
mat. prices.
fluidly and how Prion. .-

 

ludlftarout about. .

our motto II Hittit-

ns, are. I'Ieudy l‘III‘ insporlion. I ’I‘III-I' iIIIIIIIIIII

from ..... . ......... 75c to $5

II III illLiiit‘ IIIIII BiIIIIit’II and III Mark.

III II and nil the Boxing sIIIIIiI I. in plain IIIII
.. .................................................. $3.98 to $10

 

 

Great
Revival
in Our
Men’s
Clothing
Depart-
ment
Bigger and
Better than
Ever

,WJL. ....,L

 

lhIe III-III assortment of
t‘iIItlIim‘. III-II‘ IiiIIIIIn in fl'Iis r‘itl'.
lilli‘." iIUlli Sill to 31m
*-

\‘I‘II \\.lill II\I i‘) mun III IIIIIIIII III and iIsnL‘III

lions and \‘IIIIIIIII' tiur IIrIIIIIII will

XII iit‘llt‘l‘ IntIIIII, (‘lolhinu (T'lli IIII found any-

\‘IiIIEI‘. “ ,2 ‘ .. , . l‘"

Our Credit System

IIIII lII-lII _\tlll IIIII I'I’IMI‘I. .\I‘ lit‘t‘ll tor our man to spend till his elli'llI
’

lugs for (ilil‘ IIIII'IIIIIIIIII.

Our Easy Payment Plan .

\‘I‘ili “|\t' (II‘IIIII man It IIIIIInI'I'I to start II IIIIInII hank nIIIIoIIIIl for him-
...II. 'I‘I‘I it. ' I

APPOINTMENTII CONFIRMED. i
“the Saute Act. in Executive Session"
0» Governm Baldwins Nomination i

IIMI‘l‘II‘tiRI‘I.MarIIiI “in“!!! moon I
lii‘t‘ M'Illitili all tho governor": IIIIpI-IIIII
month which were III lIuIIII worn 1‘0"“
tirInoIl lIy thII IIIIIIIIIII. 'l‘houo qurII'
l’hilln Pond. of New littrou: LuIIIIIIII
lI'. Whitou of how London; Hugh III
Strain» of IiunbtuII. InaInIIIIrII of tin
hoard of Arlritrntlou: ThIIIIIIIa i-‘. Kano.
ol Hartford; IIIIII .lIIIIIin it iloimnn. at
Old daybreak. mambo“ of tho BIIIII-Ill
of Pharilion; Merritt W. Snrn‘mur, of,
Bridgeport. and Edwin Harland, or
Norwlnh. momhornot‘ he lioIII-Il ot
Pardons. and Max Adler. at New IIII
van, mother at the rotormntory hoard
all being III-nonaln'tmento.

Tho IIIIIIIIIII by IIIIIIIII unanimously
oto’otod Judge Ernest t‘ nihilism. IIII
Mlle til the New Heron IhIIntI court
of Gammon loan for four yours on tho
flotation 0 his present commission.

IIIid“ toll Mayor Edward L. Smith
III I!” ordgm luau ot the Hartford
mom on court tor tour
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